publicación cruzada desde: https://piefed.social/c/[email protected]/p/2495581/yea

Linus be like:

  • “I only care about the final results and the correctness”
  • Me looks inside
  • Final results are shit and code is just slop

Ahhh, I love AI and Linus and how they’re enshittifying everything /s

Seriously, how would anyone in their right mind think that AI can be used responsibly? The only acceptable level of AI use is zero or a negative number.

  • Ghoelian@piefed.social
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    25 days ago

    I don’t care if your code is good if the tool you used to write it for you causes so much harm to the environment and the people living near he data centers.

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      25 days ago

      That’s a valid point. I was just getting at OP’s point that “AI code is terrible”, which it can be, but doesn’t have to be.

      Something has to be done about data centers, especially in the US. But that’s also why I believe promoting local inference is important. My local model runs on the sun on my roof, for the most part. It’s not causing environmental havoc. The training of new frontier models is. The training of new proprietary frontier models is disincentivized if you can’t make money with them anymore. Open-weight models are free and hurt Anthropic and the likes. But it’s also a matter of energy infrastructure and how the centers are built. That needs more regulation. It’s good that local backlash seems to have an effect.

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        24 days ago

        I was just getting at OP’s point that “AI code is terrible”, which it can be, but doesn’t have to be.

        I consider it to be, because of the factors I mentioned earlier. And yes, if local ethically trained models are used, I’m fine with that. The thing is that in the vast majority of cases, it’s not.

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      24 days ago

      Right, there are a lot of issues with IA that are worth criticizing. Pretending like it’s not getting pretty fucking good at coding and other stuff is counterproductive. If it wasn’t people wouldn’t use it more and more.

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        24 days ago

        If it wasn’t [good at coding] people wouldn’t use it more and more.

        This is a non-sequiter. There are thousands of reasons a person might use something that makes them worse.

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        24 days ago

        I didn’t say anything about how good it is at coding.

        But, if you did ask me, I would say that as a professional software developer that now is forced to work with AI, it’s really not good at programming. I have to heavily hold its hand, and whenever a non-developer at my company tries making some software with AI, it’s either awfully unreadable code, full of bugs, or, most often, both. I’m working with all the latest Claude Code models btw.

        And even if it were that good at programming, I still don’t think it’s worth the cost.

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        24 days ago

        People use bad things all the time. People are still on Twitter and Facebook and they both fucking suck. People still smoke.